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Previously on Cthulhu 10 disparate heroes battled their way throughg episodes of pure pandemonium. Season two is a light strategy/high fun slash-n-dash slice of cultist campery.
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Gavin Hudson
I'm a poet, restorative justice trainer and tabletop gamer from Sheffield. My love of/obsession with modern gaming was sparked proper by Twilight Struggle about 6 or 7 years ago and my collection has grown from there, slowly creeping around every wall of my flat like a Kallax shaped demon from the Upside Down.
While I will pretty much play anything, as a writer I am a sucker for anything that allows me to tell or become immersed in a world or story, although I have a penchant for cute little abstracts like Onitama and the GIPF series too. Solo only or decent Solo mode will grab my attention also, as will anything with good production that looks shiny and pretty.
Tricky Druids Review
Double double toil and trouble! There is plenty of deceit in this race to brew your noxious concoctions. Read our full review of Tricky Druids here.
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Hues and Cues Review
Hues and Cues: Party game or Dulux Paint Chart: The Game (or Farrow and Ball, if you’re more that way inclined)?
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Memorinth Review
Memorinth does what a family game should; provide enough strategy to keep the adults interested without being so hard and dry it frustrates and dissuades the youngsters.
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Mariposas Review
The very gorgeous drew me to pre-order this one. I wasn’t missing out this time! But could it handle the weight of the expectation I was piling on it?
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Sherlock Holmes and his Baker Street Irregulars: First Impressions
The game is afoot! In this case, the game is The Original Sherlock Holmes and his Baker Street Irregulars. Find out what we thought in this Zatu review.
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MORE MORE MORE! – Our favourite expansions
A good expansion can make the best board games better! Our bloggers give you the run down on the expansions that add most to their favourite games!
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Lord Of The Rings Journeys in Middle-Earth: Shadowed Paths Review
No sooner have I finished I want to delve back in again with a different combination of characters and roles. It’s my most played game for a reason.
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The Grimm Masquerade Review
The Grimm Masquerade is an easy to play deduction game with hidden depths. Gavin takes a look at Tim Eisner gorgeous design!
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Pieces of Great: Top 6 Showstopper Games
Components aren't the be all and end all of games, but they sure help make a good impression. Gavin picks out six games good enough to eat. Maybe.
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